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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1967

Page

8

The Paisley Convertible Opens on Broadway

New York critics split on the sex joke comedy The Paisley Convertible at Henry Miller's Theatre. Joyce Bulifant and Bill Bixby lead a capable cast in a play that some call charming and warm while others deem trivial and predictable.

New York UPI Henry Miller Harry Cauley Joyce Bulifant Bill Bixby Marsha Hunt Betsy von Furstenberg Jed Allan Richard Watts, Jr Post

Jelly beans and Scotch mark a quirky sixth week anniversary

The report notes a playful exchange where she offers a cheap bottle of Scotch and he responds with her favorite jelly beans. Walter Kerr comments that trivia demands more labor than it seems to justify.

John Chapman Daily News Walter Kerr New York Times

Shaffer Farce Black Comedy Opens at Ethel Barrymore

Peter Shaffer’s Black Comedy at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre delivers heavy laughs built on physical farce and sudden darkness. The play unfolds with dialogue reduced by design as the stage remains fully dark at the start, amplifying the comic rhythm.

New York UPI Peter Shaffer Ethel Barrymore Theater Shaffer

Black Comedy and White Lies review at the theatre

A one act dark stage piece opens with a blown fuse and eight actors stumbling in a London apartment. Michael Crawford and Lynn Redgrave shine as a sculptor and society girl in Black Comedy directed by John Dexter, with strong support from Donald Madden Camila Ashland Peter Bull Geraldine Page and more. The companion White Lies features Shaffer’s seaside fortune teller and two clients with a blunt comic payoff.

Geraldine Page Michael Crawford Lynn Redgrave London Donald Madden Camila Ashland Naeighbors Peter Bull Pierre Epstein Michael Miller Shaffer Miss Page Madden Crawford

Critics Praise Black Comedy for Wit and Laughter

Walter Kerr of the New York Times finds the material clever but thinning as a commercial staple yet entertaining. Norman Nadel of the World Journal Tribune calls the English play uproariously funny and a rediscovery of laughter.

Norman Nadel World Journal Tribune Walter Kerr New York Times

Muggsy Spanier Jazz Star Dies at 61 in California

Sausalito birthplace of Francis Joseph Spanier, known as Muggsy Spanier, dies in his sleep at 61 from a heart ailment. The cornet player helped shape Dixieland with King Oliver’s influence, led Muggsy Spanier’s Ragtime Band, and recorded with Bluebird, Decca, Mercury, and RCA Victor. He married Ruth O’Connell in 1950 and previously spent three months hospitalized after a 1938 collapse.

Sausalito Calif Francis Joseph Muggsy Spanier Chicago King Oliver Ted Lewis Bob Crosby Earl Fatha” Hines Kate Muggsy Spanier Bluebird Records Decca Mercury RCA Victor Ruth O'Connell Tom Gries Buddy Charles Gries

Edmond Hall of Jazz Dies at 65 in Cambridge

Edmond Hall, famed jazz clarinetist who played with Dixieland bands and legends such as Louis Armstrong and Coleman Hawkins, died of a heart attack at age 65 in Cambridge where he had lived for three years. He had no formal clarinet training and previously worked with Claude Hopkins and Mary Lou Williams.

Cambridge, Mass Edmond Hall Hall Cambridge New York Claude Hopkins Louis Armstrong Lester Young Art Tatum Mary Lou Williams Coleman Hawkins

Danny Kaye Aids Woman Suffering Heart Attack Aboard Flight

Danny Kaye stayed awake all night aboard a Trans World Airlines jet to Europe, providing oxygen to a seriously ill woman identified as 70s Hungarian widow Mrs. Borzsonyi after she suffered a heart attack after departure from Chicago. He remained with doctors at London airport for 20 minutes to explain the incident. The woman died later at Hillingdon hospital near the airport.

London Danny Kaye Europe Trans World Airlines Chicago Kaye TWA Borzsonyi Hillingdon

Brando Receives Unequal Welcome in Cairo

In Cairo two Egyptian ministers bypassed laws to greet Marlon Brando on arrival with an unnamed Jamaican companion. Health officials ordered quarantine or departure while Tourism Minister An Shakir secured a pledge from Health Minister Nabawi Mohanes that Brando and his friend could not have smallpox or cholera. Brando plans a six day stay.

Cairo Marlon Brando Brando Egypt An Shakir Nabawi Mohanes

The Coven Ant With Death and Other Plays

Monday theater listings show Paramount with A Coven ant with Death at 1 40 3 40 5 45 7 50 9 55 plus shorts. Iowa and World screens feature Alfie and The Blue Max with multiple showtimes. Marion lists Arrivederci Baby and shorts through night with Doctor Zhivago at 8.

Paramount Iowa Blue Alfie Zhivago Marion — “Arrivederci

Mayor Lindsay and Gregory Peck Narrate Lincoln Portrait

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay narrated Aaron Copland Lin coln Portrait at Philharmonic Hall as part of Lincoln's Birthday festivities. Gregory Peck performed at Hofstra University Playhouse Nassau County on Long Island with Lindsay saying he was nervous yet suited to Lincoln's role.

NEW York Lincoln Aaron Copland John V. Lindsay Philharmonic Hall Gregory Peck Hofstra University Playhouse Hempstead Long Island Lindsay John Brown

Nightclub owner Bernie Williams dies at 68

Bernie Williams, 68, the Phoenix nightclub owner who wrote the hit song Somebody Stole My Gal, died Sunday.

Phoenix Bernie Williams

Jackie Mason Beaten in Miami

Comedian Jackie Mason reported to police that he was attacked by a stranger early Monday near his Miami Beach hotel. He received treatment at Jackson Memorial hospital for facial injuries after a man struck him multiple times as a date fled.

Miami, Fla Jackie Mason Mason Miami Beach Jackson Memorial Hospital Arthur Dyer

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